Examples of 'apropos' in a sentence
Meaning of "apropos"
Apropos is an adverb that means with regard to or concerning the subject; regarding the topic being discussed
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- Of an appropriate or pertinent nature.
- by the way, incidental
- Regarding or concerning.
- By the way.
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Apropos of the fact that i am going back there.
This is one hell of an apropos time to weigh in.
Apropos announcements about reopening railway lines.
Do you mean the flowers from apropos.
More apropos in comparison is the wine industry.
A demonstration of your function would be most apropos.
Apropos of nothing other than it being adorable.
A demonstration ofyour function would be most apropos.
How apropos of my recent life developments.
From business school that may be apropos.
Apropos attracts with regular parties in.
That would have been much more apropos.
And apropos for this reverential new science.
It was pouring out which seemed apropos.
How tragically apropos the analogy remains today.
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A carriage maker would be more apropos.
They are not apropos for us today.
I am sure your granny could think of something apropos.
Serious discussion began apropos of the doctrine of purgatory.
I thought his remarks very apropos.
This is apropos for tax professionals.
Closely related commands include apropos and man.
She says apropos of nothing.
He can always think up something apropos.
Apropos of the photography award.
He can always think of something apropos.
Dragged apropos be imparted to murder cooperative store with an increment of.
Backround information regarding the cooperation with apropos.
Apropos of the eighth anniversary.
But allow me to make a few brief comments apropos of it.
Apropos our gold.
The title of my blog has never been more apropos.
His driving style was more apropos to bias ply tires.
Or perhaps irresponsible would be more apropos.
The building is apropos though.
Parodying the word which my mistress was constantly repeating apropos.
The lyrics are eerily apropos for him.
I believe the apropos phrase is just when we thought we were out.
This one seems apropos.
Apropos of the times when you say maybe even inspirational.
How furtive and apropos.
Apropos the badge.
Let us just call it apropos.
Given the ongoing situation apropos of my legal action against you.
Apropos of recent discussions.
Legal support and participation in negotiations apropos of connection agreements.
As apropos a speech now.
What you say is apropos.
What is especially apropos here is the attrition model of psychiatry abolition.
Your animal is apropos.
